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Bootlegger’s Day
January 17, 2021
The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.
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The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.
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The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.
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The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.
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The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.
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The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.
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The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.
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The earliest use of the term bootlegger was during the 1880s in the Midwest when one would conceal flasks of liquor in their boot tops when going to trade with Native Americans. Similarly, rum-runners and moonshiners illegally transported high-proof alcohol during Prohibition to satisfy demand. We don’t have to hide it: promote your to-go packaging, including bottles, cans, and other formats.